I wonder if over time, Golang will pick up more type features like Java and other languages have.
The general consensus seems to be that powerful type systems are very effective.
Personally, the low footprint runtime and concurrency primitives are enough for me and I wouldn't mind the language becoming "less simple" if it helps the ecosystem.
Once generics are implemented, I can imagine people requesting for the next "missing" thing.
The general consensus seems to be that powerful type systems are very effective.
Personally, the low footprint runtime and concurrency primitives are enough for me and I wouldn't mind the language becoming "less simple" if it helps the ecosystem.
Once generics are implemented, I can imagine people requesting for the next "missing" thing.